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VOL! XXN.VIIL.-NQ. 073.
WINGHA.M, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBE ` ,
1999, $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
VINOL
THE GREAT TONIC
It contains the extractives of
Cod Liver 011 and Peptonised
Iron in solution in the finest wine,
OLD PEOPLE
WOMEN
CHILDREN
And everyone not feeling in
fighting trim needs it.
"We guarantee every bottle to
do good or refund your money."
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
if5aodonald Block, 'Hingham.
$9,62
One year ago, Mr. George
Wakeman was earning about
1100 per.year as farm laborer.
Now he is earning at the rate
of 1002 per year.
Six Months' training at our
Business College made the dif-
ference. Was it a good invest-
ment? Re thinks so. His
address is New Osgoodo, Sask.
Four Courses :
P1tErAfATORY
COlnatr RCiAL
6TENOGRAPBE
TELEGILAPHY
.Enter any time. Individual
Instruction.
Write. for partioulars.
WINGHAM
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEo. SPOTT'ON, Principal
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59.
JUST THREE WEEKS
AWAY IS CHRISTIl1AS AND
YbiT'VE STILL SOME BUYING
TO DO. WHY NOT DO IT
NOW?
THOSE CURRANTS AND
RAISINS
We've demonstrated already
that finer quality than what
we're offering can't be had.
Cheap currants and raisins are
dear in the end at any price.
TRITE ECONOMY MEANS GETTING
T'IIE BEST
Currants, choice selected, Ib. 10c
Eaieins, none better, 8 lbs. for 250
Seeded Raisins, the best only,
1 lb. package - 100
All kinds Peels, Figs, etc.
CRANBERRIES.
Buys them now and put
away. . They'll keep, Yon, never
set eyes on finer quality. Per
quart 15c.
EVERYEODY LIKES
GOOD TEAS
And that's What we give you.
Our black teas are all that we
claim for them and we're con-
fident that
Used AlwaysUsed
std A
Y
CHINAWARE GALORE
Pomo 101.
Wingham Greenhouses
CARNATIONS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
FLORAL DESIGNS
T. C, GRAHAM & SON
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Auctio
On Wednesday,
Reid of lot 85, oono
wanosil, will hold a
sale of farm sto
householdfurnitnr
ing ap farming an
sold. John Purv1
Sales,
eoember 8th, B. J.
salon 12, East Wa-
unreserved auction
implements and
. Mr. Reid is Kiva
everything mast be
auctioneer.
WANTED,—A g •od general servant,
no washing. Apply to Mets. P. FISHER,
Post Office.
L. O. L.
The Deoetuber
L O. L. No. 794,
Orange Ha11 on F
week. Besides
business, there
eonferrirg of deg
Officers for the e
elected. ' Every
sibly do so, is ex
this meeting,
Meeting.
eeting of Wingham
will be held in the
idey evening of this
e regular routine
11 be initiation and
ees upon candidates,
ring year will also be
ember, who oan pos.
oted to be present at
Fon SALE.—House and furniture and
about '% acres of land, and a stable.
Apply w GRIERsoN, Wingham.
Shootin
Last Saturday
Marshall, restdina
with a nasty ao
shooting and plea
gun on bis right
on the gun when
going through
It was necessary
r
y!
and Mr. Marsha
bed for some tint
Accident.
fternoon Mr. David
near Belmore, met
ident, He was out
d the muzzle of his
oot and was leaning
di ed, sohar the shot
g
. MarshaIl's big toe.
to amputate the toe
I will be confined to
•
Storm Jute horse blanket, gnaran•
teed, at $1.'75 is the best value in Wing.
ham. Get one at Taos. Row's.'
Gradua
The graduati
tion with the
Wingham Geni
piaoe in the Tc
evening, Deo. c
delivered by son
resident clergy o
interspersed wi
The two gradual
Baer — will be
diplomas and mE
the ceremony 1
gale obligation,
graduating nu
All are cordial'
ing Exercises.
g exercises in conne0.
Graining School of the
ral Hospital will take
n Hall on Thursday
h. Addresses will ,be
of the physicians and
the town, and will be
h musical selections.
s—Misses Fowler and
presented with their
dale. A unique part of
the Florence Nightie. -
which is taken by the
es during the evening -
invited to attended.
WANTED. •— Marsh hay, free from
thistles, for packing furniture. At
WALsIR & CLEGG'S upholstering fac-
tory.
The Rai
The annual rep
railway commies
during the year en
438 persons were
injured on railwa
proportions were:
injured, 227; e
injured, 769; oth
injured, 205. T
killed eighteen
47; the Grand
injured 111; t
killed one rind I
killed 120 amp
the Grand Tru
269; the Cana
and injured 170
tral killod thre
ways Toll.
rt of the board of
nerd states that
ing March 31st Iast,
illed and 1,201 were
s in Canada. The
assengers killed, 26;
Ioyeea killed, 101;
petering killed, 281;
e Canadian Pacific
assengers and injured
rank killed three and
e Canadian Northern
urea 8. The C. P. R.
gees and injured 158;
killed 46 and injured
ion Northern killed 7
and the Michigan Oen-
nd injured 142,
Fort SLE.
near Blnevale.
smaller farm in
chofoe 100 -sore farm
Would exchange !or
ood locality.
Racal= & CosINs,
Keep it a ut bf the Paper.
"Keep it Ott of the paper" is the
ory whioh the ocal newspaper publish-
er hears. To • bilge often goats con-
siderable, thou Is the party who makes
the request the • km the granting scarcely
Worth saying "thank you" for. A
newspaper is . peonliar thing in the
public's eye. The news.gatherer is
stormed et be, use he gets hold of one
item and is a used because he does not
get another. Young men as well aa
older persons, perform acts whioh be•
come legitien to items for publication
and then rn h toh
c e n aet awe Elle
pp
Office
and beg the • ]tor to keep it Ont of the
newspaper. The next day they con -
detail the me paper for not having
published me other Hera that perhaps
has been , sided off in the seine way.
Read Willis & Co.'s adv. on, page 8.
Scholarship f r Huron County.
Mr. 3, I, Carte , of Sarnia, effete for
competition by he pupils of the 0o1-
legiate Institute and High Schoch of
the County of ton five. scholarships
valued at $100, 80, $60, $40 and $20
respectively, Th a soholarships are to
be awarded to th a candidates obtain-
ing the highest ggregate marks on
Upper Sobool sub sots at the midenm-
mer examinations
Home made bred it.
NSR. HowsoN,
High Schoo
The High So
has been re.orga
last the election
with the foliowint
dent, W. F. Va
W. McKee; lst
Ritchie ; 2nd • Vi,
Ewen; Secretary
Treasurer, H. Li
era, Miss G. K
Exeoutive—Form
H. LIoyd; Form
Geo. Moffat; Fori
A." Kneohtel; Fo
Geo. Howson.
Literary Society,
col Literary Society
ized and on Tuesday
of officers was held,
results: --Hon. Presi-
Stone; President, 0.
toe -president, Miss M.
ie -president, P, Bac-
, R. J. Gallagher;
Mater; Press Report.
nnedy, J. Mitchell,
IV, Mies Jewett, R.
II, Miss G. Stewart,
II, Miss A. Geddes,
I, Miss B, Sweatt,
SANT KRACIi.—
Rubber made. Bn
be • est Snag -Proof
. em at
W. J. GREER's.
Temperance
The Woman's A
peranoe and Moral
held an entbusiasti
day evening of this
the number of abon
The following cffia
—President, Miss
Vice -President, M
Vioe•Preeident, M
Vioe•President, Mr
mothers, wives and
terested in tempera
are cordially invite
meeting of the Aux'
the C. 0. F. hall,
Deo. 7th, at 8 o'alo
Mrs. F. Sparli
Organization.
iliary of the Tem-
eform Association
meeting on Tues -
week, Ladies to
fifty were present.
s were appointed:
K. M. Fisher; let
. Alex. Roes; 2nd,
a. A. Simmons; 3rd
. John Wilson. All
sisters who are' hi-
e and moral reform;
to attend the next
tars to be held in
Tuesday evening,
k.
Homuth, Secretary,
NoT1oE.—If the party who Io • a' vaI-
uable article of jewelery i, he town
ha1l, Wingham, a • out N. • ember 12th,
will apply to the u, ersigned, prove
urges, the artiole
ownership, and pa
will be returned.
GEO. ALLEN, chief Constable.
Concer
The second of t
under the auspices
Guild of St. An
Church was held
Monday evening 1
as large an atten
for, but the entert
interesting and en
tion was Roes Ora
modeller in (slay,
strated his remar
chalk and Olay --
finishing touch he
a representation o
or typical scene.
too—for he taike
contained coneid
certainly an artist
Course.
series of concerts
f the Westminster
ewe' Presbyterian
the opera house on
st. There was not
nee se was hoped
inment was unique,
oyable. The attrae.
e, the cartoonist and
who amply demon -
able ability with the
few strokes, with a
and there, produced
some familiar figure
His quaint sayings,
most of the time—
able humor. He is
n his profeselon.
A sale of wor
painted china, em
Xmas novelties, w
two doors south o
Photo gallery, on
—afternoons and
and 11th,
oonsistin of hand-
roide e. mens and
I be in the store
Armstrong & Co's
iday and Saturday,
veninge, Deo. 10th
Death of
Another of the
of Wingham pass
evening ie. the per
at his home on M
had been in de
years and a bad
retire on Mond
mediate remise 0
born in Siotla
wife and family
four years ago,
broke where
then three yen
last thirty year
of Wiagbam.
years engaged
sash and door
years has lived
of reciting dispo
circle of friends
straightforward
nese dealings,
Ptesbyterian ai
He is survived
l i VIZ;
oil r den v
Wm. Watt. WI
Toronto; (Bell
Holstein. The
('Thursday) of
the Wingham
ohn Watt.
Id pioneer residents
d away on Monday
on of Mr. John Watt,
hie street, Mr, Watt
cote health for some
all when preparing to
evening was the im-
death. Deceased was
d and came with hie
to thio eonntry thirty.
settling first in Pem-
reinained one year,
in iiarriston and the
he bas been a resident
e wag for a number of
in the planing mill,
nsineos, but for some
tired. He was a new
!tion, but made a large
Who always found him
nd honest in all bast -
In religion he was a
in politics a Liberal,
y his widow and four
John WOO, 111 illnk b
a ,
gham; (Ina) Mrs. Burt,
) Mrs. Wm, Salton,
uneral taicea, place this
rnoon at 2,80 a'olock to
enietery.
. The Scottie!
o A )l arrengementa
( for the :tunnel Scott
i
the auspioee of Ca
of Scotland, to be
house on Friday eve
The followipg talent"
Jesaie Alexander,
humorons recitals;
head, tenor; Harr
comedian and char
mimes . McDonald.
and Piper MoPon
Estelle Griffin, as pi
should give patro
concert an excellen
tainment. Jessie A
been a favorite
audience and it is s
was here. Mr. Hol
Toronto's best ten
Bennett is a well.
entertainer. Keep
the Soottish concert
Concert.
re now complete
h oonoert, under
Caledonia, Sons
eld in the opera
ing, January 7th.
as been engaged:
u dramatic and
Redferne Rollins -
Bennett, singing
oter impersonator;
Highland dancing
ld, with Miss E.
eat. These artists
of this popular
evening's enter.
sander has always
ith a Wingham
me years since she
nsbead is glassed as
r singer and Harry
mown and popular
anuary 7111 open for
LEGGINGS I LEGGINGS! ' '1,' right
kind for Men and Boys, o 1 1.25 per
pair. Big value, See ern W. J.
GREER.
Change of leers.
The Enron Ponitr Association and
the looal branch comb ed for the meet-
ing last night, to tr sect business in
oonneotion with th coming show.
There was a large a tendance. Presi-
dent H. E. Rorke, ho has held the
chair for two years resigned, After
some deliberation, . 0. Kaufman
accepted the office, his required the
election of a Secreta y and Treasurer,
which was accepted y Mr. F. B. Hall
and Thos. Manag n, reapeotively.
The dates of the s ow, whioh were
formerly placed Jan 4th, 5th and 6th
were changed to Ja . 17th. 18111, 19111
and 20111, owing to u voidable oiroum-
stances. The books f the Association
relating to the past ow, were accept-
ed. The local office are entering up-
on their new office with a zeal and
every effort will be ade to make their
coming show an nprecedented eno-
oess.—Olinten New re.'"
Applications for
and Treasurer of t
will be received b
to Monday, Deoem
e posit- % , of Clerk
To , of Wingham
undersigned up
r 6111, at 6 p. m.
Toros, 9REOOR7, Mayor.
Coming D camber 8th.
The Appollo Qai • tette and Bell Ring-
ers is offered in re.,'onee to a persistent
call from the mos experienced and dis-
criminating COM • ittees for a company
of strictly high class musicians ,arid
entertainers, oa•.ble of pnttin. 'on a
program of grea variety and superior
quality. A oare nt consider:, on of the
personnel of Isom .a•,, their long
and snocessful one:; •xperienoe, the
instrumentation which includes legiti-
mate instrume , s only) in solos and
splendid ensemb : work, the vocal seleo-
tions, readings, to., will convinoe the
thoughtful that he Appollo Quintette
and Bell Ringe a will attract large
audiences and ~lease them greatily.
The press of man of the hest lyceum
cities of this mu try uniformly attest
the splendid satisf ation given by their
entertainments to owded houses. This
refined company of ntertainers will ap-
pear in the opera • ouse, Wingham, on
Wednesday evening December 8th, un-
der the auspices o the .Westminster
Guild. General ad.•isslon, 25o.; reserv-
ed seats, 35o, and 5 to. Plan of hall at
McKibben's drag tore, Friday Dee
oomber 3rd at 2 p. m
Before buying yo • horse blankets
and robes call and se: our large stook.
Prices down to rook bottom.
Trios, KEW.
The Annu. t Meeting.
The annual mee •ing of the Ontario
Agriouitural and xperimentai 'anion
will be held in the n ntario Agricultural
College at Guelph n Deoember Gth, 7th
and 8th. Mr. 0. . Zavitz, the Satire -
they of the Union writing the TIAIEs
Saye:—"When we :tasted the co.operd.
tive experimental work in Ontario,
twenty -tour years : go, we believed it to
be a move in the fight direotion. AI-
thongh it was oo ,. menoed in a very
small way,
there being only a
dozen
experimenters the st year, it has grad-
ually inoteesed in extont and in in-
fluence from that ; Imo fotward. We
now have hundred of men throughout
Ontario who have .uooesefully oouduot.
ed the eo-opetativ experiments on their
own farms from fl e to ten, twelve, or
fourteen years. a is impossible to `esti-
ivate the inflame of thio work in over..
flowing the Agr .ultnral Oollege with
students, in br" ging twenty-five or
thirty thoesend farmera 10farmers Vielt the
College annnall in doubling the out.
put of the Ontar o farms in the past six-
teen years, and • the betterviehtof both
the farmers an the forme of Ontati0.
Those who attend the annual tweeting
Will reoel*e i0 hearty weloorne."
CLUBBING OFFERS.
We sail epeoial attention this week
to our exoellent clubbing offers with
the leading newspapers and periodi-
oals, a list of which will be found on
page 3. As an inducement to new
subaoribera, we will give the Tn aS
with any of the large weekly papers,
from now until January, 1011, et the
yearly rate quoted. Send your orders
to the Tates oflloe,
Main
Post OMoe,
Papers wanted
Amount, $
CHUR•H NOTES.
Prof. C. E. ,Tea : ins, of London, con-
ducted the servio :sin SL Paul's church
on Sunday last.
Communion seoe will be held in St.
Andrew's Presb erian Church, on Sun-
day morning, De ember 19th,and not on
December 5th, as was announced in our
last issue.
Rev. Thos. Co ing, pastor of Drayton
Methodist Ohnr •h, died on Sunday.
He was Presiden • of the Hamilton Con-
ference last yeaand was for forty years
in the ministry.
The young in
olase of the M
enjoyed a socia
parlors on Tnesd:
gave a very in
recent Sunday
West Toronto a
wards added to
evening. There
present.
Rev, E. Feasan
Methodist olerg
his late siesidenoe,
Nov. 26. Dece•
paralytic stroke
evening. Mr. F
country at an ee.
and for 40 years
in the Methodic
years he was loos
ferenoe, and had
Sarnia for the 1
deceased was a o
sant, of this tow.
• of Dr. W. J. Price's
hodist Sunday Sohool
time in the aural'
y evening. Dr. Priori
:resting report of the
ohool convention in
d refreshments after -
the enjoyment of the
were about thirty
, a well-known retired
•• an, passed away at
in Sarnia, on Friday,
ed suffered from a
he previous Monday
ssant came to this
y age from England,
an active minister
Church. For some
d in the London con -
been living retired in
t twelve years. The
main of Mr, Wm. Fes-
,:
Rev. J. R. enndy, D. D., of St.
Thomas, a forma pastor of Wingham
Methodist Char. • , will be the presoher
on the oocaeion •f the anniversary ser-
vioes of the o urch to be held next
Sunday, 5th ins . The church officials
are asking for a liberal offering from the
congregation in 'rder to wipe out some
indebtedness o • account of necessary
repairs and imp ovements to the church
and parsonage, nd a generous response
is hoped for. a n Monday evening, 6th
inst., a, tea•m:eting will be hold, tea
served in the =ohool room from 6 to 8
o'clock, and a ' cod programme will be
given afterwars in t.: auditorium.
T • RENT oR
an acre and t
two-storey bri
pure hard an
Geo. MOKENZ
SELL,—with or without
ree-quarters of land—a
k house, eight rooms,
soft water. Apply 10
NORTHER HOCKEY LEAGUE.
A meetin:, of the Northern. League
was held in almerston on Nov. 291h.
H. C. McLe n and C. G. VanStone
represented " ingham, The local team
le in Distriot o. 1 and opens the season
here with L, know the first week in
January. Th: Districts are: —No. 1—
Lucknow, Lis•.•wel, Palmeraton, Harris -
ton, Mt. Forst, Wingham. No. 2—
Chesley, Han ver, Paisley Walkerton,
Durham.
Officers of th Northern League are:—
lion, Pres., D Coleman, Palmeraton;
Pres., T. Rol,, Lnoknow; 'Vice -Pres.,
P. Jackson, II • rriston; Secretary, Geo,
Hay, Listowel; Tress., 0, E. Ellis, ltit.
Forest. Exec tive-0. H, Lavelle,
Derham; 0. ' mita, Walkerton; 0.
Ooppinge, Han 'ver ; 11. 0. McLean,
Wingham; 0, f rumen, Paisley; W.
Lustry, Ohesley:
Hockey an Wingham.
The ohampio • : of the Northern
Leegno have org.•ized for the coming
season, with the f thawing ofileers:---
Hon. president Dr, J. P. Kennedy.
Pion. Viva-presi. eat—.R. Clegg.
President --O. b: VaiStone.
1st Vioe-preside t ---L. Hinkley.
2nd'Vioe.presid tat—D. Davies.
Secretary --.T. anon McKibben.
Treasurer --•'VP. Sinclair.
.Manager --D. belay.
Patrons—Dr. ..1. Irwin, (deo. Spot-
ton,A.H. Mu rove, M. L. r
ovD,
A.,
y� r
Chisholm, M JJ. Kennedy, J. E.
MoGniro, S. NV Orr, F. Johnston.
Prospects a good for an A 1 team
and there wit no doubt be some interest-
ing games in District No. 1 of the
Northern League this season.
SPECIAL COU
MEETiNg,
A epeoial meet! » g of the council was
held on Monday evening with all the
members present except Conn. Reti
mond,
The proposed ydew, providing for
the extension of t e waterworks system
ea as to secure a supply of water for
domeatio purposes as given two read -
bap and on motto. of Coutts. Bone and
McKibben was or, ered to be pnbiiehed
in four Isanes of t, Wingham Ttntsn.
J. B. Ferguson endered• his resigua-
tion as Clerk and reasurer of the town,
to take effeot at the end of this year,
and on motion o Connie Elliott and
Bone the resignati, • was aooepted and
it was ordered th • t applioations for the
position be receive + ap to Monday, De-
cember 6th,
The people of Wi gham will be sorry
to hear that the to n is losing a good
official in the remo :1 of Mr. Ferguson.
He has been Clerk 'r some twenty-six
years and for a n tuber of years bee
held the combined ..oe of Clerk and
Treasurer. That he has made a good
official goes without eying. He is well
posted in municipal law, always had
hie work well in han : and was always
ready and willing to g ve any informa-
tion concerning the to ^ n's affairs. The
Thies; along with •itizens generally
regrets his leaving "T Ingham and all
will wish him many y:ars of happiness
in his new home in Oa ifornia.
The waterworks by aw read at Mon-
day night's meeting . nd 'on which the,
ratepayers of Wingh: in will vote, on
the 3rd of January at, is practically
the same one as w s submitted some
months ago. It provi es for the sinking
of artesian wells, the enlarging of the
present power house, the installiug of
an eleotric motor, et.. By extending
the $G,000 to be raise • if the ratepayers
approve of the by-law Wingham should
have a good system o waterworks for
domestic purposes. ' teatan wella have
given satisfaction in Li towel and Mount
Forest and hey fur , ished sufficient
water for both fire p • teotion and do-
mestic use. With t " spawn we see
no reason why Wing • am should not
have sufficient water for all purposes
and there would be no eed of using river
water. The system, however, can be
so arranged, that s•onld the occasion
ever demand it, riv:r water could be
turned in the mains at the time of a
large fire. This don le syetem should
give no better insurance rates as we will
have the two solar es of poweet--the
present pumps and n electric motor,
The debentures wil run for twenty
years and the annus cost for interest
and sinking fund wi l be $471.50. The
waterworks at the p •sent time is. more
than paying its w: y and with pure
water in the mains t , e revenue ehould
be increased snffici:,• tly so that there
will be no extra ohs ge in the general
taxation. The by -1: w is published in
another column oft is issue. Ratepay-
ers should real it ea efully and consider
the question before .• arking their ballots
on January 3rd ne
The Best
Every parent
the family happy
Xmas gift the be
Soul's Awakening
Family Herald an
Montreal. Otte do
year's snbsorlption
weeklies and a co
picture. Every ho
ter of both the pa
dollar sent now
picture before Chri
never regret it.
hristmas Gift.
110 wishes to make
should order
tiful picture
"
givQQn w
We
.as e
"The
"The
Star" of
:sr wilfpay a whole
to that best of all
y of the beautiful
e will be the bet-
e and picture. A
ill bring yon the
mac and you will
WANTED-70rng '• en to learn stove-
motinting; also a .umber of laboring
men. Highest wages paid, WESTERN
FOUNDRY Co., Wingham.
HIGH CLASS CTURE COURSE.
Wingham is t• bo congratulated on
the personnel of its lecture coarse. I
tpeak from Mewl , to knowledge . en I
say every num.:r is high ade, and
same of the num :rs are .: recognized
standard la their rasps •e lines.
.Particularly i •h' •rhe of the Apollo
Qulntette which owes on the 8th of
December, I h e hoard them repeat-
edly and regal. . them as the premier
concert co
man, of the L yoonm
They are mns' Tans --real rnnsioiano--
grednates of the leading conservatories.
They are vers •Ile also—exceptionally
se --with the ::raatility whioh results
from real talon mixed with muoh bard
labor and const
U�re:etico,
Five Artists thems i
ate they
are -and the pie who hear
them ate
due to enjoy th . treat of their lives.
Mr. Well* ha the reparation. of being
the geeateat no'elty banjo player in the
world.
When Messrs. Wells, Holmes and
Smith appear en trio you will say you
r a sol mach trio before. Mr.
never saw e,
Wella ltweiarhar about 300 lbs. and 14
0 ft. 4 in„ Mr. Holmes weigh" about 230
lbs. and Mr. Smith 200 'be., and every
pound of it all le umnsioel.
.11osS CnAr m,
CLOTHES
PTL4T FIT
you well, look well and wear
well, are the best in the end.
They cost no more than the
other kind, if you go to the
right plaee for them. We
have a lino stock of
Suitings
in Tweeds, Worsteds and
Cheviots, and we make them
up in the Iatest styles and
use the best trimmings.
The Cold
Weather
is near, and an OVERCOAT
is a necessity. Come in and
see our Meltons, Cheviots,
Beavers and Friezes, You
will look dressy in one of
our make.
Excellent
Values
may be had from us in Fur
Caps, Fur Collars and Neck
Scarfs. The prices are an
attraction,
The Balance
of our Men's Furnishings.
must go—Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Collars, Ties, ete.
ROBTI MaXWELL
Miss Sparling
GRADUATE OF
TORONTO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
And Authorized Teacher of the Fletcher
Music Method, Simplex and Kinder-
garten. Pupils prepared for Conserva-
tory exams., both in Theory and Piano.
CLASSES OPEN OCTOBER 7th.
For information as to rates, tuition,
eto,, apply at her home, Minnie street,
EVE RY BO Dr S
RUBBERS it E
WE OFFER our trade nothing
but the Best Quality Rub -
berg — Rubbers met .give
lasting service. We count inferior
Rubbers as wholly worthless aid we
always bar them from our stuck.
MEN'S 31,11J1ER11 RS
Men's Storni Rttb ern Toe R b ars
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and. Sole Rubbers -80e. OOe to $1
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Storm tubbchrs, Toe Rabbi rs, San-
ds , olda , etc. Cuban no
Low heels, title. C15e 75e
CIEULDIVE 'S RtRI1lEfM
Storm Itnbbera. /net the thing for
saw:0l wear. All sizes.
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